Mademoiselle Miss Letters From An American Girl Serving With the Rank of Lieu
Mademoiselle Miss Letters From An American Girl Serving With the Rank of Lieu
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I had him carried into the salle dHsolement, where in accordance with the latest adap- tation of Darwin's law, I should have abandoned him for the othere. But, . Being more a creature of sentiment than reason I couldn't, and happily my duty didn't require it, for no one else was in extremis. So every few minutes I slipped in to do something perfectly useless that [76] '^MADEMOISELLE MISS" might perhaps give a ray of comfort. He was conscious, talked disconnectedly of home and mother, wondered i...f I'd let him stay vdih me a day or two before being sent to the interior: ''I am so tired, " he said. WTien I washed the blood from his face and hands, half-furtively, for here they ridicule such things, he took my hands and kissed them ; then I gave him half an injection of morphine, unable to bear the thought of his suffering alone and knowing no one would go to him, and left toward dawn to get a few hours' sleep before the next day's engagement. "You are going, Mlle. F" "Yes, but you must be good and sleep well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had him carried into the salle dHsolement, where in accordance with the latest adap- tation of Darwin's law, I should have abandoned him for the othere. But, . Being more a creature of sentiment than reason I couldn't, and happily my duty didn't require it, for no one else was in extremis. So every few minutes I slipped in to do something perfectly useless that [76] '^MADEMOISELLE MISS" might perhaps give a ray of comfort. He was conscious, talked disconnectedly of home and mother, wondered i...f I'd let him stay vdih me a day or two before being sent to the interior: ''I am so tired, " he said. WTien I washed the blood from his face and hands, half-furtively, for here they ridicule such things, he took my hands and kissed them ; then I gave him half an injection of morphine, unable to bear the thought of his suffering alone and knowing no one would go to him, and left toward dawn to get a few hours' sleep before the next day's engagement. "You are going, Mlle. F" "Yes, but you must be good and sleep well.
What to read after Mademoiselle Miss Letters From An American Girl Serving With the Rank of Lieu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas May to read onlineMoreLess
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